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Snowden's Security App, InSpectre explained
Navigate with 3 words, CES 2018, Files Go by Google, iPhone X cases, and more.
New iMac Pro, Meltdown and Spectre explained, biohacker Josiah Zayner, and more.
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The best of 2017 - Nomadic VR, Lagunitas Brewery, Starship Horizons, and more.
The 2017 Holiday Gift Guide episode.
Star Wars: Jedi Challenges AR, Transatomic, best digital cameras, and more.
Eve V 2-in-1, 2018 Nissan Leaf, Jabra Elite Sport, and Google Play on Fire tablets.
AI playing video games, portrait mode smartphone comparison, the best VR games, and more.
Lenovo Yoga 920, Epsin ebike, Noon Smart Lighting, Home Mini, food gadgets, and more.
Pixel 2 XL, Pixelbook, Pixel Buds, Spire Studio, Noon Smart Lighting System, and more.
Xbox One X, America's "Top Young Scientist," gift guides for cars and travel, and more.
iPhone X hands-on and teardown, Emoji cheeseburger showdown, AI film editor, Pixel 2 XL, and more.
Sonos One, Invoke, Echo Look, Nomadic, Android gift guide, Acer Windows Mixed Reality, and more.
Mikme wireless mic, Acer's mixed media headset, and live Digital Cleanse.
Best Qi chargers, Rainforest Connection, Unihertz Jelly Pro, and more.
iPhone 8 teardown, baseball in VR, tech etiquette, and more.
iPhone 8, Galaxy Note 8, YaDoggie, Cuphead, Numark DJ2Go2, and more.
iPhone 8, FrontRow, Moms Can: Code, Nikon D850, and more.
iPhone 7 with headphone jack, Bug-out-bags, power phone with a 9V, and more.
Essential Phone, DJI Mavic Pro, Tovala Smart Steam Oven, and more.
Echo Multi-Room Music, Eufy Genie, update a Mac Pro, and more.
GPD Pocket computer, Asus Zenfone AR, Digital Cleanse part 3, and more.
Plotagraph, eclipse photography, Digital Cleanse part 2, and more.
Safe-cracking robot, #DigitalCleanse, IK Multimedia iLoud Micro Monitors, and more.
Canon 6D Mark II, ecobee4, ISS-Above, Starship Horizons Bridge Simulator, and more.
New emojis, macro photography, and Tesla Model 3
NASA's Parker Solar Probe, best laptop for students, overclocking your PC, and more.
NewTek IP video, Nest Cam IQ, Echo Show tips, and more.
eero 2nd-gen review, inside Lagunitas, iOS 11 tips, and more.
Amazon Echo Show, iOS 11 beta, setting up PGP, and more.
OnePlus 5, Amazon Dash Wand, Windows 10 S, and more.
New iPad Pro, Surface Laptop, Sphero Spider-Man, and Xbox One X.
Nintendo's ARMS, Huawei Watch 2, Flir One Pro thermal camera, WWDC 2017, and more.
Delivery robot Relay, Star Trek: Bridge Crew, real-life tricorder DxtER, and more.
Juno reveals Jupiter's secrets, Sony a9 review, Lenovo Yoga review
Samsung DeX review, Google I/O, Amazon Echo calling, TWiT at Maker Faire, and more.
PSVR Aim Controller, Raspberry Pi media centers, Google Family Link, TumbleSeed on Nintendo Switch.
Cell phone radiation testing, Facebook Spaces, and check email on the Echo.
Space weather, NAB 2017, Gear VR vs. Google Daydream, Overcast on the Apple Watch, and Amazon Echo Look.
Meta 2 AR headset, Samsung S8, Facebook F8, and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe.
PancakeBot, X-ray telescope, and shooting with a medium format digital camera.
Electric skateboard from Inboard, can you trust LastPass, and mental health in tech.
Ride a VR roller coaster, Samsung S8, and the Apple iCloud hack.
Fujifilm GFX 50S, HP Envy 34 curved all-in-one, Nvidia Shield TV, Mesh network head-to-head, and more.
$4K on "No Man's Sky," Nintendo Switch teardown, Dyson 360 Eye review, WiFi calling, and more.
Blackmagic Micro 4K camera, HTC U Ultra, Raspberry Pi Zero W, and best Wifi Mesh.
Nintendo Switch review, raising crickets for food with tech, IoT Security, and GDC 2017
Cloudbleed explained, Panasonic GH5 camera, new Earth-sized planets discovered.
Samsung Chromebook Plus, June Intelligent Oven, Jolly Roger Telco, and stalkscan.com.
VR's first Oscar nominee 'Pearl,' New LG Watches and Android Wear 2.0, the right to repair, and more.
Groupmuse in-house concerts, Lenovo P2 hands-on, The Game of Geeks, Evernote alternatives, and more.
DPReview and film's return, Game of Geeks, unborn baby in VR, Seedling MAZE, and more.
DIY robotic arm, Omnicharge, Tidal, Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes PSVR, and more.
Nintendo Switch, Bridge AR/VR Headset, Oculus Touch, Detroit Auto Show 2017, and more.
Energy-producing fabric, CES 2017, Starry WiFi router review, how to make pro videos.
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LED Bike Wheel Lights, Microsoft Surface Studio, Money Apps, WiFi Media Player
Eastside Studio tour, cooking with Keni López-Alt, Rancho Obi-Wan's amazing Star Wars collection.
Replacing HDD with SSD, the ultimate SSD guide part 2, Leo's new System76 Linux laptop, and more!
Using lasers to save the planet from meteorite impacts, the best picks for low-cost Android phones, a truly hands-free car phone mount, and Leo reviews the new HP Spectre.
The ultimate SSD guide, print with your Raspberry Pi, and Google I/O 2016.
Raspberry Pi MAME Cabinet, San Andreas / San Jacinto Fault Earthquake, adding Linux to a Chromebook
A quadriplegic moves his hand thanks to a chip in his brain, two teams from the TBS show "America's Greatest Makers", and Kate Botello returns then tries out VR for the first time.
Looking for other earth-like planets, the latest in tech for your dog, and Leo explains Linux on the big chalkboard.
Build your own Minecraft Server, School Grown Aquaponics, Med Tech
The Creator of Tetris, Alexey Pajitnov, the animator who brings life to vintage photos, Alexey Zakharov, Leo and Padre answer your tech questions.
Raspberry PI vs. Odroid, how to set up a Makerspace, and a super-wide monitor for our UVRGM.
360 degree view with the Ozo, a look through Oculus Rift, Leo flips the switch to the UVRGM.
Microsoft's Tay AI experiment, the latest Med Tech, and the best SSDs.
Live from Silicon Valley Comic Con, video game based on a cancer patient,and our UVRGM gets sound.
Machine beats man again, Obama talks encryption, and inside the mind of a Blindfold Chess master.
Raspberry Pi 3, Samsung Galaxy S7, and the pros and cons of encryption
Making maps from big data, week three as we build the Ultimate VR Gaming Machine, and Padre reports from Mobile World Congress.
Apple vs. FBI, a robot to take on telemarketers and the ultimate virtual reality gaming machine.
Gravitational waves, 3D scanned ears, the Ultimate VR Gaming Machine, and the godfather of controllerism.
Cap'n Crunch, Anonabox, Looplabs, big data and politics
Looking for the ninth planet from the Sun, an electric vehicle for the rest of us, and The Game of Geeks!
Film cameras, Google Photo, and the AR Sandbox.
Curing disease with genetic engineering, electric motorbikes, and the technology in future cars.
The best of CES 2016, Car Tech, El Nino, 32nd Chaos Communications Congress and Tiny Hardware Firewall Review
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On this episode of The New Screen Savers with Leo Laporte and Megan Morrone:- What makes smartphone cameras so good? Rishi Sanyal from DPReview compares two of the best, the iPhone X and Pixel 2 XL, and discuss computational photography.- So many gadgets, where to charge them? Megan has a docking station problem, so she tries out several charging stations to see what works, what's the best, and what you need to know to build your own.- Back in 2015 on show #11, we saw amazing images of Pluto from The New Horizons spacecraft. Now the craft just sent back some record-breaking pictures. Megan talks with researcher Simon Porter about the farthest images ever made from Earth and what is in the future for the mission.- Jason Howell has some tips for using the new features in the DuckDuckGo privacy search engine app for Android.- In Call for Help, find a way to separate your work from personal photos on the iPhone.
On this episode of The New Screen Savers with Leo Laporte and Patrick Norton:- Do you know what Blockchain is, what it can do, and why it's all the rage? Here to help explain: Eric Cole Ph.D., former Technical Director for the C.I.A., and served on Cybersecurity Commission; and Kevin Quennesson an AI and Blockchain expert, formerly at Twitter's AI group Twitter Cortex.- Which is better, Siri or Google Assistant? In #TWiTSwitch 2018, Megan Morrone and Jason Howell put them to the test in a battle to answer questions!- Canary, a device that thwarts attackers on your network.- Megan has a review of the Apollo Personal Cloud system.- In Call for Help, are NUC's powerful enough for some heavy hitting programs like AutoCAD and Photoshop?
On this episode of The New Screen Savers with Leo Laporte and Jason Howell:- Edward Snowden has a new app for Android called Haven that turns your phone into a portable security system. Nathan Freitas, Director of the Guardian Project talks about how they created it and why.- Steve Gibson explains his latest freeware InSpectre and how it looks for Spectre and Meltdown vulnerabilities.- Calls for Help. The first wants to know about the bandwidth needed for cord-cutting and the second on sharing photos on multiple devices.- Jason Howell and Megan Morrone put the iPhone X and Pixel 2XL in a head-to-head contest to see which can unlock faster under different scenarios.
On this episode of The New Screen Savers with Leo Laporte and Fr. Robert Ballecer, SJ:- Padre is back from Vegas and the huge CES 2018 extravaganza and blackout. He talks about all the cool tech he saw and what the big theme of the show was. Plus, Scott Wilkinson reports on the home theater gear that caught his eye.- Meet Chris Sheldrick, Co-founder & CEO of what3words.com, a company who has mapped the entire planet using three words for every three square meter parcel. Plus it was announced this week that Mercedes-Benz bought 10% of the company.- Jason Howell shows how to free up space on Android phones with Google's new file management app Files Go.- Megan Morrone reviews ten new iPhone X cases.- Discussion about the scary ballistic missile false alarm in Hawaii; Facebook moving media companies from their timelines; Signal encryption coming to Skype; and why AT&T is dropping Huawei phones.
On this episode of The New Screen Savers with Leo Laporte and Jason Snell:- The new iMac Pro is here, and what better show for Leo and Jason to give reviews. They put the machine through its paces and run multiple programs at the same time.- Have you heard of Biohacking? Josiah Zayner is known for hacking his body. The former NASA scientist has a Ph.D. in molecular biology and biophysics and is the first person to modify his own genome. He edits DNA using CRISPR and injects it into his body, all in his DIY home lab.- Steve Gibson joins us to discuss the big story this week- the Meltdown and Spectre CPU flaws.- Jason Howell has a few apps to help you complete your New Year's resolutions.- Megan Morrone shows us an app to get our Yoga on.- Plus, iguanas are 'freezing' in Florida.
Apple's new iPhone X and iPhone 8, more Equifax breach fallout, and racist ad-targeting options offered by Twitter, Facebook, and Google. Scotty Allen of Strange Parts joins us to show how he was able to install a 3.5mm headphone jack into an iPhone 7 by taking apart Apple's Lightning adapter and building it into a custom circuit board. When it comes to disasters like earthquakes, hurricanes, and zombies, everyone needs a bug-out-bag. Patrick and Fr. Robert battle it out to see what's in their go-bag and talk about what you should do to be prepared. Speaking of improvising, Jason Howell has a trick for powering your smartphone with a 9-volt battery. Megan Morrone has part five of her Digital Cleanse series. This week she shows you what you can do to cleaning up your hard drive.Patrick and Robert answer a Call for Help about Digital Audio Converters (DACs).
The return of Captain Jack Ferret, Leo sets things on fire, and 3D printed hearts.
Star Wars Despecialized and NORAD Santa Tracking.
Growing teeth from stem cells, a Dyson vacuum teardown, reggae artist Matisyahu talks to us about social media, and have a very Maker Christmas!
Hot video games for the season, kids get their code on, a 3D scanner you 3D print, and which VPN is right for you.
Cooking for Geeks Author Jeff Potter and F-Secure CRO Mikko Hyponnen
Photos from 10-thousand feet, AirBNB for your pets, and the 17-year-old who's going to save the world from Ebola
The tech behind machine learning, the man who still sells floppies, and the new iPad Pro.
Sub Pop founder Bruce Pavitt, audio guru Anthony Grimani, and the STEAM Carnival comes to town.
Gamergate, monster maker, paranormal investigator, and Friday the 13th game.
Turning kids' wheelchairs into epic costumes, Ben Heck's Halloween hacks, and are the bots taking over?
New Steve Jobs movie, speaker in a jar, and it's time to go back to the present.
Training for Space at the bottom of the sea, the man behind TOR, and why Microsoft fans are so giddy.
The scientist who found water on Mars, rapping science teacher, and turn your smartphone into a doctor's office.
The iPhone 6s, BB-8 robot, and Pomplamoose.
A victory for Dancing Babies everywhere, get ready forr World Maker Faire, and virtual reality in space!
Apple's iPad Pro / Apple TV / iPhone 6s event, Kitty Cam, the Dark Web, and the InterDrone Conference
3D printed hearts, what's so special about Intel's new Skylake CPUs, and Live from IFA.
Social media is changing politics forever, tracking El Niño, and a car battery with super-capacitors.
Note 5 versus the OnePlus Two, Ashley Madison in disarray, and a way to make your GoPro footage look rock solid.
Saving Neil Armstrong's spacesuit, why you can't sing the Happy Birthday song, and straight from Good Morning America, Becky Worley is here!
Behind the scenes of "The Martian" movie with Andy Weir, Jason Howell is building an arcade cabinet, musician Clay Bell performs live, Steve Gibson talks Defcon and Black Hat, and more.
Hacker conventions, drone racing, and Bill Nye Film.
Predicting the next big 'quake, your Windows 10 top 10, and the photographer to the Rock Stars.
We are joined by one of the scientists on the New Horizons team and more.
3D printing hands for disabled kids, saving humanity from asteroids, and make music with your pants!
Interview with Adam Nimoy, Skyworks Aerial Systems, and HDR TV.
E3, how to take a portrait, Sony cameras, and cat guts.
WWDC, WiFi tips, and Bert Monroy.
Leo sets things on fire, virtual reality in a classroom near you, and Raspberry Pi setup.
Mike Elgan takes us through the highlights of Google I/O, Photographer Trey Ratcliff talks about The Arcanum and photography with voice over actor Jim Cutler, plus inside the Kickstarter project called Cubit.
A $9 computer, build your own automatic cat feeder, a visit from the Giz Wiz, a robot that wants to stab you, and Martin Sargent and Leo answer your tech questions.
The BattleBots are back, build your own GameBoy with Limor Fried from adafruit.com, a blast from the past with Martin Sargent, and Leo and Padre answer viewer questions.
Kevin Rose covers Uber valuation worth $50B, get a gold Apple Watch for $10, and catching up with Morgan Webb.
Tesla Powerwall, Microsoft Build, Patrick Norton's Raspberry Pi streamer, and catch up with Kate Botello.
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